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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-07

Tie use OF alum to clear muddy water
has long been known, but Professor Leeds
in the course Of an investigation on an ont
break Of typhoid fever AZ Mount Holly,
discovered another value 10 the ne Of alum.
which, If his observation proyes correct,
may be very important. He found that
the water which was supplied 70 the inhab-
itAnts Of Mount Holly was ~swaruing with
bacteria. about fifteen drops being capable
of forming 500 colonies Of these micro
scopic vegetal germs when spread ont upon
a suitable surface. lie tried The expert
meBt ofaddiHga minute amount Of alum 70
this water in the proportion Of only half :
grant to gallon, and found that not only was
the dirt and c~0loring matter precipitateo,
but that instead OF the same quantity
OF water containing 500 colonies Of BAG
tsria, ii contained only 60, and these were
all Of a large form. On hltering the water
through two thicknesses Of fitering paper
he found that the filtered water contained
NJ bacteria, but was ''as sterile Is ifithad
bsen subject to prolonged boiling" This
amount Of alum IS too small TO be eTideut
t. the taste, and is not harmful to health.
If bis observations shall remain anrefuted,
they may form a valuable method Of puri-
flying polluted drinking water. OF course
it does not follow that, because bacteria
are removed, therefore The obscure cause
Of diseases due to impure drinking water Is
also removed; but bacteria and these dis
eases appear 70 be coincident even if not
linked almost as cause and effect, accord
ing 10 modern theories, and il Is not too
much to hope that, If the bacteria are
removed, the virus Of these diseases will
be removed with them.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-07

Working Glasses

ciass@ with employment AZ home, the HholD
or The time. or for their spare moments. BaS-
iness new. light and profitable. Persons 3 &
either =ex easily earn from - cents TO $50 nor
eveufmg. and q proportional sum by GeFotfng
All their time 10 the business Boys and eirfa
earn messr5y ~ much ~ men. That AL Whose
this may send their address. and test the bust
mes-. we make this offer. To such a. are not
well satisfied We VIII send one dollar foFar fq-
he trouble OF writing. Pun particulars sUd
outfit free. Address GEogsE -TIs4os 4 o.
Portland, Maine.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-07

Prices Of Groceries best headlight,
high test coal oil, 10c. per gallon. We
don't keep the lower grades, there's
danger enough in the best. Lewis
lye, 10c. saponifer, Sc. per box; pure
pepper, 20c. h., &c. per quarter; pure
ginger, 1Gc. h., &c. per quarter: best
nutmegs, &c. per o.. extract coffee,
2 boxes for &C.; baking soda, &c. paper,
or in bulk, the very best, Sc. H.. large
bottles Rumford's yeast powder, 10c.;
large boxes sitting blue, DC; large bot
ties Bengal blucing, Sc; best gran
ulated sugar, &c.; Abs. Kings
ford's pure starch, &c, single
pound, 7c.; corn starch, &c. d.; Proc
ter & Candles Oleine soap, &C.;
pyles' Pearline, 7c., or 4 papers 25c.;
3 lbs. washing soda, Zoe; McMonigle
& Rogers, large bottles fruit extracts
lemon, zoe; vanilla, &c; large bot
ties extract lemon, &c.; large bottles
castor oil, Sc; 2 ID. cans corned
beef, zoe. All groceries as low as the
times will admit.
L. y. HUMPHREYS & co.
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THERE Is NOTHING BETTER.

We need, doubtless. a keencr appreeia-
ton among the educated classes Of tie fact
that serving as a juTyman is n Of the
necessary duties OF American citizenship
which ought not to be shirked, and we
need, also, to insist that lawyers shall not
waste valuable time in pushing to an ex-
trerne their right Of questioning and chal-
longing taiesrnen, nor imperIi the justice
Of the verdict by efforts to keepinteIligence
out Or the jury box. rs these and other
similar directions improvement can and
ought to be made.-Propidenee Journal.
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Perfection Bustles, the best and cheap
est bustles sold at the price, 60 cents.
They always keep in place and in good
shape, and wear beyond expeetations.-E.
B. Humphreys & Co.
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BENZ. r. kelly, Agent.
PATENTS,
Caveats. Trade Marks and Copyrights

Obtained. and all other bu,inf-- i'm the {. $.
Patent ofice attcnded to for 1H5dcf0te Fces.
our office Is opposite the u. Patent Office,
ana we can obtain Patents in less time uhan
those remote from U0FhfRp{oa.
send MOdet n Drua0iHg. "r advise a. to
~patentability free Of charge, and We make no
charge unless Wc11t ain P0teat.
We refer here 10 the Postmaster, the Supt. Of
Moner Order Div. to officials OF the {. :.
Patent Office. For circHitr-, advice, terms
AM. references 10 actual clients in your own
state or cOInty, write to
"a. SNOW co,
Opposite gtent OfIcc. Washington, y L.
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Proposals for Opening Street.

dds are invited, until september 10th, ISL,
ID for the work Of opening, grading, and
l~cVcIing the new street in Wood-town. New
Jersey, u be opened from Main street to the
railroad grounds, over land Of the Bowen es-
tate. Also for the construction of a wooden
culyerf, 10 feet, more or less, in length, along
the water cOnrsc crossing the said street. FOR
specifications ana other information apply 10
T.. s. 0GG
Agent for Executors of Anna :. Bowen, deed.
scptJ2t WOodstown,N Nj.
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MEDICINES

Webygbose to KEEP a s6ock at
aHMe ga;7o5xs Pgb1zetayy Nedi-
zines tint there Is aatr deUzaNa
to1, and azK fuml time to hule,
Md to CIR st0ck eli auh Maf may
be ezguD1d f1. w anner a
b5zce list. and ran furnish any
huc1gu6ke articles III Mis line
at a6ont tie same age5uge Of Prize
as 6eLo7u
Ayers' Cherry PectoraL sc
Hop Bitter=. &c
shakers Extract -
Ayers -srsauariila, -
Ayers Pills. Ae
alicock's Porous P~iasterS, Zoe
Browns Iron Bi1ter=. &c
Bankers Nerve and Zone Imminent. nc
Bankers Horse and Cattle Powder, tc
Bens0B'- Capcine P~lasters, 5se
Cox's GeIat3ne. lc
Green's August Flower. &c
Holloway+s Worm Candy, Ee
HGnsen-s Butter ColoTing, &c
Jayne's Pills, l3c
james Alternative. a9
Javuess ExpectoEslmt, Ec
Jayne's XeTEnifRge. &c
hEnkels Bitter Wine Of Iron 1c
Kidney Wort, &C
Pare CaInphor, two o., Me
Pure Camphor, per or, nc
Rings AIAuroSta,
Rough on Rats, He
Sewing Machine Oil, &C
Scheucks Mandrake Pills lte
-waim'S Panacea, sl-H
Wells 4 Richardson's Bniier Colaring, &c
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, lie
Warmers Kidney and Liver Cure -
Warmers Tippecanoet sc
Wisharts Tar Cordial, ~
Hoofand's ~Podophyilin Pills 4e
Herrick's Pills, Re
Morse's Indian Root pills. Ic
Braudreth's Pills, Joe
Ayers CAth4rtic Pills, he
Warmers safe Pills, ls
Wells May Apple Pills. 1c
ShalIenbeTgeT's Fever and hgne Pills, ac
Pinkham's Liver Pills, l5c
Parsons PuTgatiFe Pills. lSe
Cams Kidney Cure, &c
Kennedy's Medical Discovery. slI5
kirbyts Cholera Drops. l5c
ParkeTs Ginger Tonic. sc
st. Jacobs oil. SIC
Walkers Vinegar Bitter-. 6.c
Mrs. P~inkham.- Vegetable Compound, DC
Schneek's sea W eed Tonic. sc
Schneck's PulDlonic syrup. &c
Simmons Liver Regulator, &c
Popham-s asthma Specific. &c
Sholl's Ague pills. &c
Zines Nerve ReStorer, Gc
Hines Nerve Restorer. large bottles, sl35
EIy'- Cream Balm. &c
Perry Davis Pain Killer. &c size. &c
Miners Botanic Ointment. Sc
Moxie's Nerve Food SIC
kidder's Asthma Pastries, 20
Hoods >arsaparilla, &c
10 Rheumatic Cordial, sc
BuckIen's Arnica Salvc, I5e
Dr.. Kings New Discovery &c
Burdock Blood Bifter~4 &c
hIinest Nerve IsestoIeF. large bottles, 10
Erench's Embrocafiou, lGc
MoXieas Nerve Food SIC
Pure Paris Green per h. &c
Narrated Eresh and Genuine.
Z. B. H1Hmbh1eys 6 Co.
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Heavy twilled, enameled oil cloth, made
expressly for aprons to wear in the can
house, As inches wide, 25 cents per yard;
80 inches wide, % cents.-E. b. Hum
phreys & 20.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-07

We have exposed. during the last year,
many swindlers who advertise, under the
name Of medicine, vile compounds which
only Increase human suffering. To all who
need a pure medicine and blood purifier,
We can honestly recommend Sulphur Bit
terg.-Edt0r Sun.
Sept30-2t.
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Ice Cream ParI0rs Now Open

At the new stand in Turner'S Binding south
Of Post Ofice, same side of street.
ICE CREAM, WATER ICES, FINE CAKES,
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
EVERYTHING . NEW - AND - FRESH
Gs- Ais on hand anything i'm tho baking
line. Fancy Crcains-ail tlayOrs: Frozen Gus
fards ana Frozen Frnits, French Mcringuee,
made TO order.
All orders promptly attended To. Families
supplied NJ short n~oticc-Goods delivered.
FRANK G.. MOUNT, Prop'r,
June loft.
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to be made. Cut this out ard re-
hHMES furn to u, and We viii send yoH
WiUUl free, something Of great value and
Importance 10 You, that viii start
vou in business which Will bring you in more
money right away than anything else in this
world. Any one can do the work and i've nj
home. Either sex: All ages. Something new,
that lust coins money for all workers. We VIII
start you: capital moi needed. This l. ono Of
the genuine, important chances Of q lifetime.
who are ambitions and ~cntcrpri-ing viii
not delay. Grand outfit free. Address, TEuE
& 60, Augusta, Maine.
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4. 3. HUMPHREYS & co.
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

The following communication in re-
ference to nntaries public has been re-
ceived from the General Land Office
1t Warrington, addressed TO tho regis.
ter and receiver Of this district. and
explains itself
u. 8. LAND OFFICE, }
Glenwood Spring. Colo, July 20 81.
To all Notaries Public in the Garfield
Land District:
You are hereby requested to furnish
this Office with y certificate Of the prop
or officer, showing the date Of your
commissi,n as notory public. and when
the sa'ne expirers.
1t ia expected that this request will
be complied with At once, - these Ger.
ti6cates are required for filing in the
General Land Office at Washington
d. q. Very respectfully.
g. J. DELAH, Register.
j. w. Ross, Receiver.
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

WITH the amount of prospecting
that has been done up to the present
tune, this season, around our hills, the
results have been very satisfactory,
and we believe it will continue. There
is large field for the pruspector to
work 10, which is bound to come to the
front. With the railroads building in.
to the center Of this wealth producing
section on the one hand, and the
outlet by wagon road on the other
hand to the d. 4 r. G. r. Z. at Crest
Ell Butte, . distsnce Of nineteen miles,
We have great advantage and capital.
lists will soon commence TO find ont
there il = large field for their opera.
,ions, and will look up our resources,
therefore prospectors who secure prom.
Using mineral claims Of silver or iron
will be able u find purchasers.
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

The coal fields Of Garfield, Pitkin
and Gunnison counties, along the
Grand river and its tributaries have
been the means Of drawing the several
different railroads To these partst more
than any Of our several resources. and
made it possible for our slate and iron
to become valuable articles If COM
merce; while the silver ores and mar.
bic will be cheaply transported to a
market. With these rcs,urces or
district is certainly ofgreat importance
to the State, and the advent Of the
railroad is certain to bring the country
to the front. That all the coal in this
great belt j. valuable is beyond doubt,
and it is certain to be the great fuel
supplying point of America in a few
years hence. The towns that are
spring;ng up are fixtures and will
bring thousands Of citizens who will be
located between these parts aud Glen.
wood SPRING., ~ the greatest body Of
coking coal il found in Coal basin.
Thompson creek and Jerome park.
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

0xE Of the first signs of the boom
that is rapidly reaching Glenwood
down the valleys of the Roaring Fork
and tue Grand is the overrunning ho-
tells OF Aspen and Glenwood Springs.
We learn from. the Aspen Times that
the hotels Of that city are overlooking.
It 10 ~ also of the hotels in Glenwood.
Judge Barlow's magnificent brick Of
three stories "n Copper Avenue will
hardly be finished IN time to catch the
foods of people that are coming The
Glenwood and Inter Ocean hotels, are
already full and every tent, shanty and
cottage in the city will be filed by the
first Of October,]lGlcnwood Echo.
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

Jomx MoRRIsEY, one of Colorado
euccessful mine owne,s and horsemen,
who has been reported ~ fiat broke,
has returned from his bridal trip, and
says he has yet enough mining proper
~ u make . dozen men independent
He will attend strictly to business fer
. short time and show his enenys that
he IL still ON the top shelf
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

To Robert Mss0rssos = bis Legal representa-
tive:
Yes are hereby uotiAsd that have expeajsi,
during the year A. d. 1885, one hundred dollass
In labor sad Improvements spoa the Lat
Chance lode mining claim, situated in the Elk
Mountain Msaing DiAriet, 0enaison, county
State Of Colorado, In order 70 hold Tie ni1 pee1.
ises under The provlsigas u 6setson 1894, u the
Usited States Revised Sts&stss.
And n withia ainsly deys fssa ehis sstiss by
pubNeaaioa, yoa fhil d rsA1se - esasSlbate yous
propostios q nd exPsadltsss - es.ownss; yosr
intsssse h aid slsin win bssosns H. psopssty
Il IL sshsssihss, unlss sseslSn 1874 ahsvs nee.
tIoeeL. 4. J. LAWSON.
Tisss pst. April -, Iast Jsly H. 81
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

Col. Wares mining property, ..
Breckenridge, has come to the front
with the largest nugget of gold yet
taken out Of the mines IF Colorado.
It's weight il 1856 ounces an.l five pen.
ny weights, which was taken out by
the lessees Of the property ON the 23rd
If the month. The nugget 70 valued
ut 5000 ~ . specimen.
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

Dr.. Dawson, who was sent out by
tho Canadian government % survey
the boundary between Alaska and
British Columbia, has discovered that
american goods are being brought over
the b,,rder Of Canada into the YOukon
free Of duty, and urges the establish.
ment Of custom houses.
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

The Rio Grande railroad officials
made visit 20 Gunnison last Monday
to decide upon making change in the
eating stations along the line, and
made arrangements with the La Veta
hotel to furnish the meals. A side
track will he run from the main line
to the hotel. Quite an acceptable
change TOR Gunnison as well as the
railroad, we should judge.
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30
Born the ID. l. r. G. and u.

Born the ID. 4 r. G. and u. r.
railroads have signified their intention
Of giving free rates TO parties desiring
to send articles to the exposition. upon
ore. coal, lumber. stone and other pro-
ducts, weighing not over 200 pounds,
when consigned t. e. NJ. Ashley, chair
man Of the exposition. This Is . good
inducement to parties to send out their
samples, and We hope to see our re-
sources we'll represented in the expo,
sition. ~
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

TuE frequent rains We are having i
helping our ranchmen out along the
valley and the p'tato crop will be .
guod one. Grass u light however, and
from what va have seen there will not
BE- half . crop in the different sections
" the Elk Mountain, therefore We may
expect I" pay . good price for hay this
fall.
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

THERE u Considerable irregularity
in mail coming from Glenwood Springs
To these parts, and it would seem that
there il not enough precaution 10 sort
ing the mail 1t Aspen. Our mail
should come over via Maroon Pass
route. A little more caution would
benefit u considerably in receiving
mail pr,snptly from the lower country.
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

TEE contract for the completion Of
the Paradise Gulch road has not yet
been awarded, - it is the intention Of
the county commissioners to take an.
other Look over the work that has to
be done, but We hope 70 soon see men
Mt work
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

THE terminus of the Rio Grande
railroad to Glenwood Springs and As.
zen has been removed 70 Gypsum.
which is within twenty-three miles Of
the Springs. This change is certainly
\ great advantage to the travelling
public - it will save considerable stag.
ING.
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

HAIRY BURRows, who was charged
with numbering UAniel Fenton and
Michel Ryan. two parties who jumped
his ranch lase tall NJ 3atank, gave him.
self up " tie authorities If Garfield
c.,unty . shost tims ago and was
l,rought bstss the District Court for
The o0ense last wssk. The Jury fund
him noe guilty.; easseqsently he is a free
I,an.
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

THE Church Guide, which l. pub.
lished in Aspen. by Rev. J. Wallace
Obi. has been enlarged to = six page
paper. which must be = sign that the
reverand gentleman Is prospering in
bis calling.
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

IT seems Ouray wants the ID. Il II.
G. r. Il. to run from Chipeta on to
Ouray. And the Board Of Trade voted
to raise $4,000 to complete the road
~ their town.
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

U0AAoo - ROgxtAGaRo
70 Charles stsasns, his asslgns or legal repre-
ssatatives:
Yvu are hereby noAiAsd that have expended
eas hundred dOllase In labor and improvsnsats
upon the Lincoln lode, situated in the Elk Moun-
tsin Mining District, Hunnisoa County, Ccio-
RADIO, - will appear BY certificate On his In the
Recorders oales Of 01nnison county, IL order 70
hold the said prenisee sndsr the provisioss Of
Section 1884, revised statutes oeths United Statss
beins the aaosnt required t. hold the same for
the year snding Dsesabss 3ls4 1855. Aad Il
within ninety days fto0 this notice Of service By
postios Il "a s.rssdi..rss :. eo.s-s.r, so9ssa.
q with the cost Il this nolies, yeae interest In
aid claias win ssesos tAs property II ths sab
sssibsv, uDAsf saiA ssokaoa 33zl.
Wit.sss ny Aead Iris 81 day u July A. D.
1857 WILLIAM BouCnRw,
First psS July .. last 0ctl, 81
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30

H. C. VAN SYcLE, Of Avalanche
creek, has been appointed one Of the
fish commissioners for Pitkin county.
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30
EDITORAL ETCHINGS.

The Colorado Seasonal Laws for
1887 are being distributed to Office
holders in the State.
Crystal River current., 1887-07-30
Crystal Psat.tDnlos Directory.

SATURDAY. JULY -. 1857.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-24
THE BATTLE BEGINS ANEW
MEMPHIS CELEBRATES HER RE-
TURNTO The CHAMPIONSHIP
Diamond BY Leading Charleston a
Close and Exciting
Contest.
NEW ORLEANS ADDS TO THE MIS-.
cry OF SAVANNAH.
Birmingham Completes Arrange
ments for League Membershlp-
News From the Diamond.
lsPnoIAL TO TIE APPHAL,I


CHARLESTON, s. O., May 23.-Mem.
phis arrived here today and promptly
put q check to Oharleston's glorious
career Of home victories. Each side
had q Smith in the box and the game
was pretty much battle between
two Smiths. The game was witnessed
by q tremen ious crowd, who impair.
italy applauded the fine plays on both
Sides Up to the sixth inning the play
was very close. Memphis failed to get
man to first base until the third in
ming, when the Charleston Smith gave
Memphis's Smith base on balls, but
kept him there. In the fourth inning
Doyle made the first base hit for his
side and was advanced oy Andrews's
slow hit, McAleer brought him home
on sacrifice hit. In the sixth Doyle
again made a hit, was advanced to
third by Audrews's hit and again scored
on a eaCfifice by Force. In the seventh
the visitors got two men home, Black
got to first on hot liner, stole second
and was advanced TO third on Phelan's
hit. The visitors then began to pound
the local Smith, and Black and Phe-
Ian both scored. The OH rleston nen
played with but single error, but did
not seem have much spirit. The
bleaching boards had TO do the scor-
ing for them. The music on the
coach lines could be heard all over
the field, Charleston outbatted Mem
phis, but couldn't bunch their hits,
and were slow in running bases. Al
though they frequently got to bases,
they failed to get home until tie
eighth inning, when two lucky hits
were made. They gotta run on fun
BILE and wild throw by Force, and
should have made another iun had
there been anybody on the coaching
lines.
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A solid Member.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I


BIRMINGHAM, ALA, May 23.-The
base ball subscribers had meeting
this afternoon, the result OF which
abundautly guarantees the solldity oil
this city's enterprise. ]. I. Wilson, q
real estate and insurance man OF large
means, and full or enthusiasm for the
good cause, was elected president OF
the association, and four other business
men direc ors. ]. o France, one oil
the latter, was made secretary and
treasurer. Fifteen hundred dollars
more money was made up, the meet.
ing, oil OF the directors and several
others increasing subscriptions. II ia
pfoporsd now TO- raise $1,000, and the
| indications ere It can he done without
much difficulty. q rni, s0t 10 d;mil
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FOR SALE.

DIANOS-0ne Steinway and one Emer-
L son, as go3d as new. Cheap for cash
or easy aymeots.
o. x. H0UCK & CO., SS9 Main street.
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Allegheny Springs,Va

THE Allegheny Servings, now tho largest.
L most popular Apd fashionable roSost In
Virginia. OPENS JUNE lar.
The Allegheny water gives Neutral tone to
the appetite and hanctons of DIGESTION, re-
moving bilioutnesa anu regulating the bow
liver ana Is u pleasant tonic without the
slightest reaction or depression, and as a
restorative TO tho nervous system II is With
out peer among tho mineral w1tTs Of The
land rend TOR circular.
O. A. C0LH0UN, General Manager.
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Summary: Earned runs-Ohsrles-
ton, /; Memphis, 8. Two base hits
Hines 2, Otrl. Total base hits
Charleston, IS: Memphis, s Left on
bases Charleston, 2; Memphis, O.
Bases stolen--Oharlej ton, 2; Mem
phis, 3. Struck out - By Smith
(CharlestoD), 8; by Smith (Memphis),
/. First base on bslls-Oharleston,
3; Memphis, 5. Wild pitches-Smith
(Memphis), l. Passed balls-Baker,
/. Time of game-One hour and for
ty-fve minutes. Umpire--Atkisson.
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Circuit Court-Kstes, Judge. wa

Calendar for today: Nos. 94l0,
Bank OF Commerce vs. Z. r. Hart
1923, s. Piper 4 Sons vs. Briggs 4
Moore; 9429, A. M, Boyd & Sons vs.
w. II. Black; 949O, ]. W. Wiley We
William Smith 943l, A. Brsxton vs. J..
B. r sier; 9i3, Mrs. j. W. Madden Va
W. d. Cannon, sheriff; 94S5, M. Nc.
Nsmara vs. L. Doherty; 9437, r. r.
Church vs. James Maydwell; 9446, b.
Golden Va M. r. Cheek 9448, M. Viii.
ksrson vs. A. J. Rhodes.
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THE COURTS.
United rtaIes UiTcait Court.

uhitxu tates Circuit court.
The following gentlemen compose
the grand jury impaneled Yesterday:
John johnson, foreman; William
MARSHALL, Peter McFadden, W. ID.
Cole, james Smith, Eugene II. Leidy,
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other Games.

At Cleveland--C Cleveland, 6; Ath-
letics, Is.
AT Observation-Disclosures 81
Chicago, 9,
At New York-New York, 49,
Pittsburg, IL.
At Warrington Washington, u
Detroit, 6-ten innings.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-24

Summary: Runs earned--Savannsh,
A. Two base hits-PoWell. Three
base hits-Campsu. Left on bases
Savannah, 7; New orleans, 2. Bases
on balls-By Macarthur, 8; by Ayde'
lotte, 4. Passed balls BY Dallas, l.
Wild pitch-McArthur. Bases stolen
Savannah, 3; New Orleans, 3. Um-
pire-Suck,